Decor/Home Accents-Cyan Designs-11469

Marsoni

M251S

$93.75

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Decor/Home Accents-Cyan Designs-11469The trio of Amphora containers is crafted from unglazed ceramic in three different shapes and sizes. Spherical in shape with a fluted base and rim, the Amphora bowl perfectly complements its Greco Roman inspired vase counterparts. Display together or individually for an increase in natural vitality. Style these vessels in any neutrally toned living area or covered patio to enhance the space.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012